Chiefs superfan cracks Kansas City’s most wished record over suspected financial institution theft

The Kansas City Chiefs superfan who dons a wolf costume to video games was added to town’s most wished record associated to a suspected financial institution theft in Oklahoma this month. 

Xaviar Badubar, the 28-year-old behind the “ChiefsAholic” persona, made his debut on the Greater Kansas City Crime Stoppers’ Most Wanted Fugitives List this month, based on the Kansas City Star. Badubar is listed because the fifth particular person on the record.

Police in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, arrested Badubar in December for making off with $150,000 after he used an airsoft gun and a masks to stay up a financial institution in Bixby. 

A bail bondsman — who can also be a Chiefs fan — paid the $80,000 to safe Badubar’s launch earlier this yr, based on the New York Times. 

But two days earlier than his March courtroom listening to, Badubar eliminated his ankle monitor and left the Oklahoma lodge he was staying. The bail bondsman and Badubar’s legal professional advised ESPN that they haven’t been capable of get ahold of the suspect regardless of repeated makes an attempt.

A choose issued a $1 million bond warrant for Badubar’s arrest.

The superfan might have been on the lookout for a payday. According to the New York Times, Badubar gained $100,000 at a Kansas sportsbook for betting on the Chiefs to win the Super Bowl and for Patrick Mahomes to be named the NFL’s most dear participant. Bets should be collected in particular person.

Badubar beforehand advised the courtroom that he’s homeless and has no cash.